Sentence examples for flawed competition from inspiring English sources

They faced formidable but flawed competition.

It shouldn't come as a surprise that all three participants in this quarterback competition are flawed – flaws are what create any three-way competition.

C1 Arguing the Microsoft Deal The nine states opposing the government's Microsoft antitrust settlement said in court papers that the proposal was flawed and would squelch competition and lock computer users into "a Microsoft-controlled world".

While the competition was flawed -- Cleveland has gone 8-33 since mid-December -- the game was a litmus test for the inconsistent Knicks, who have struggled at times against the league's weaklings.

The model of international sports competitions is flawed.

Competition that crushes flawed business models comes from unexpected places.

What Choice?, the system is fatally flawed because local authorities can enter the competition on their own account and the system is skewed in their favour.

As Ms. Anderson reports, local officials and school administrators alike have agreed that the standardized testing system is flawed, and that students, pressured by extreme competition in college admissions, are increasingly tempted to cheat.

The fact is that the process whereby the annual competition is winnowed has always been flawed and partial.

His main opening comes from the nature of the competition; all the other candidates are flawed in one way or another in the eyes of the Republican base.

The Federal Trade Commission, which reviews proposed mergers to ensure that they do not reduce competition, said that the analysis by the accounting office was flawed.